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Make Remodeling Great LLC

Serving Mesa, AZ

Home remodeling in Mesa.

Arizona’s third-largest city has every kind of house, from historic downtown bungalows to 55+ communities and brand-new builds. We remodel all of them.

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Bright kitchen with white island, stainless appliances, glass pendant lights and an arched pantry opening

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A big city with every era of home

Mesa is the third-largest city in Arizona, and its housing covers just about every decade. Downtown has historic homes in districts like Evergreen. Dobson Ranch and much of central Mesa date to the 1970s and 80s. Large 55+ communities such as Leisure World and Sunland Village sit on the east side, and northeast and southeast Mesa added newer homes in places like Las Sendas and Eastmark.

That range means Mesa remodels vary a lot. Some homes need a full gut and updated systems; others just need builder finishes replaced. Many owners in 55+ communities want bathrooms that are safer and easier to use for years to come.

What we do in Mesa

Full remodels, kitchens, baths & tile

Most of our work is full remodels: cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, paint, lighting and fixtures, done together.

Remodeled living room with wood-look floors, fresh paint, arched doorway and large windows

Home remodeling in Mesa

In Mesa’s 1970s and 80s homes, a full home remodel usually means opening the floor plan, replacing flooring throughout, redoing the kitchen and baths, and refreshing paint, all as one project.

Home remodeling
Bright kitchen with white island, stainless appliances, glass pendant lights and an arched pantry opening

Kitchen remodeling in Mesa

Updating 1970s and 80s Mesa kitchens with open layouts, new cabinets and counters, and modernizing kitchens in newer homes.

Kitchen remodeling in Mesa
Bathroom with marble-look tile walk-in shower, frameless glass, black framed mirror and modern vanity lights

Bathroom remodeling in Mesa

Accessible walk-in showers for 55+ homes, full remodels of 70s and 80s bathrooms, and primary bath upgrades in newer homes.

Bathroom remodeling in Mesa
Double vanity with white shaker cabinets, brass round mirrors, white herringbone tile and patterned floor tile

Tile installation in Mesa

Slip-resistant tile for accessible showers and floors, backsplashes for updated kitchens, and continuous tile flooring through single-story Mesa homes.

Tile installation

Know the house

Homes in Mesa

1910s–1950s

Historic downtown homes

Evergreen and other downtown historic districts

Bungalows and early homes with small kitchens and older systems behind the walls.

1970s–1980s

Master-planned & central Mesa

Dobson Ranch, central and west Mesa

Single-story homes with dated kitchens, original baths and closed floor plans.

1970s–2010s

55+ and newer communities

Leisure World, Sunland Village, Las Sendas, Eastmark

From retirement homes needing accessible baths to 2000s and newer homes ready for finish upgrades.

Local guide

Remodeling in Mesa: what to know

Mesa is Arizona’s third-largest city, and its homes cover almost every era. Downtown Mesa has historic homes in districts like Evergreen. Much of central and west Mesa, including Dobson Ranch, was built in the 1970s and 80s. East Mesa has large 55+ communities such as Leisure World and Sunland Village, and northeast and southeast Mesa added newer homes in areas like Red Mountain, Las Sendas and Eastmark.

That range means Mesa remodels vary widely. Older homes may need full guts with updated plumbing and electrical. 1970s and 80s homes often have closed kitchens with soffits, original bathrooms and dated flooring. Newer homes typically need builder finishes replaced.

Mesa has a large population of retirees and seasonal winter residents, and many owners want bathrooms and kitchens that stay safe and easy to use for years: low-threshold walk-in showers, slip-resistant tile, blocking for grab bars, comfort-height fixtures and drawer storage that is easier to reach.

Permits come from the City of Mesa for work that changes structure, plumbing, electrical or gas. Some 55+ communities have their own rules about contractor access and work hours, which we plan around. For seasonal residents, a remodel can often be scheduled while you are away.

Google reviews

What homeowners say

5.0 3 reviews on Google
  • “Highly recommend if you’re looking for reliable, professional remodeling work. We hired this team for a full kitchen and bathroom remodel and couldn’t be happier with the results. From the initial consultation through the final walkthrough, communication was clear and the crew stayed on schedule. The quality of the work is excellent—attention to detail on the tile, cabinetry, and finishes really shows. They kept the job site clean and respected our home the entire time.”

    Teresita Dial Kitchen & bathroom remodel · Google review
  • “Miguel has done a great job for me remodeling several investment properties. His work is top notch, great communication and sticks to the budget. Would highly recommend his services if you are anywhere in the greater Phoenix area”

    Will Investment property remodels · Google review
  • “Jesus and his crew did a great job on a demolition and remodel on my kitchen on one of my rental property’s. Great contractor for home projects”

    Lelen Rental kitchen remodel · Google review
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FAQ

Remodeling in Mesa: questions

Do I need a permit to remodel in Mesa?
Cosmetic updates usually don’t. Changes to plumbing, electrical, gas or walls generally need a City of Mesa permit. We’ll explain what your project requires during the estimate.
Can you make a bathroom easier to use as we age?
Yes. Walk-in showers with a low threshold, slip-resistant tile, blocking for grab bars, comfort-height toilets and better lighting are common requests in Mesa. We’ll talk through options at your estimate.
Do you work in Mesa’s 55+ communities?
Yes, including Leisure World and Sunland Village. Some communities have their own rules for contractors and work hours, which we plan around.
Can you remodel while I am away for the summer?
Often, yes. Many Mesa homeowners schedule a remodel while they are away. We plan selections and decisions with you up front and keep you updated as the work progresses.
Can you remove soffits in a 1970s or 80s Mesa kitchen?
Often, yes. Soffits sometimes hide ductwork, plumbing or wiring that has to be rerouted, so we check what is inside during the estimate.

Mesa neighborhoods we serve

  • Downtown Mesa
  • Evergreen
  • Dobson Ranch
  • Leisure World
  • Sunland Village
  • Las Sendas
  • Red Mountain
  • Eastmark

Nearby service areas

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Remodeling in Mesa? Let’s talk.

Tell us about your Mesa project. We’ll reach out to schedule a free in-home estimate. Licensed, bonded & insured, ROC #324054.

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  • Clear written quote before work starts
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